A guide to choosing the right fire suppression system for your commercial kitchen
Discover the essential factors to consider when selecting a fire suppression system for your commercial kitchen. From understanding your kitchen's unique needs to evaluating the types of cooking equipment utilised, ensure the safety and longevity of your establishment with the right choice.
The role of foam fire suppression in industrial settings
Safeguarding against the threat of fires is crucial. The significance of robust fire safety measures cannot be overstated, and in this landscape, foam fire suppression systems emerge as a formidable system. Designed to combat diverse classes of fires, these systems offer unparalleled efficiency and versatility in industrial settings.
Navigating wind turbine fire threats
As the world embraces sustainable solutions, wind turbines stand tall as beacons of clean electricity generation. However, with progress comes responsibility and addressing potential fire risks is paramount in ensuring the safety and longevity of these eco friendly giants.
Foam fire suppression for high-risk environments: protecting flammable liquids and chemicals
Conventional fire suppression methods often fall short in high-stakes environments laden with flammable and combustible liquids. Foam fire suppression systems are specialised solutions to tackle fires involving hazardous materials.
Types of foam fire-suppression systems – choosing the right solution for your needs
Deploying a sophisticated foam fire-suppression technology solution can mean the difference between saving people and property, or experiencing a calamity, when a fire breaks out at a commercial or industrial site. So, it is essential to commission fire-safety experts to minimise risks.
Integration of fire suppression systems in renewable energy infrastructure to enhance safety
Fires that destroy renewal energy infrastructure can have far-reaching consequences, including the ignition of bushfires, endangering lives, and disrupting power supplies to businesses.
Ensuring fire safety in commercial kitchens – the importance of fire-suppression systems
Commercial kitchens are a highly specialised fire-risk environment, so it is imperative to install the right suppression systems for the right property.
Play it safe with heavy-vehicle fire-suppression systems
Sophisticated fire-safety systems for heavy vehicles are crucial to save lives and prevent operational downtime on mining and other major resource sites.
Playing it safe with fuel terminals at Puma Energy
As fire threats go, fuel terminals are about as risky as it gets. Safeguarding storage sites of combustible liquids is paramount.
Save lives and money by doing a fire risk assessment
Regular audits of fire risks and fire-fighting capabilities should never be compromised at hazardous sites such as petrochemical facilities.
Never cut corners with servicing of fire-suppression systems
To do their job properly, it is critical for fire-protection systems to be serviced and maintained in accordance with the relevant Australian Standards.
Data D-Day – how in-cabinet fire-protection systems safeguard business assets
Sophisticated fire-suppression systems are available to protect critical data and technology while ensuring business continuity.
Striking a blow against wind-turbine fire threats
Dedicated fire-protection systems that provide around-the-clock asset protection for wind turbines can prevent costly damage to the giant structures while also minimising the risk of devastating bushfires.
Heavy vehicle fire suppression systems drive safety and productivity
In sectors such as resources and mass-transit, an around-the-clock reliance on expensive heavy vehicles means appropriate fire-safety systems must be installed to save lives and prevent operational downtime.
In-cabinet fire protection systems a must
Protecting critical assets is essential for any major business operation, and smart fire-suppression systems are available that can safeguard people and properties.
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The pinnacle of predictive maintenance
Predictive maintenance is a proactive maintenance strategy using monitoring tools to check signs of deterioration, anomalies and equipment performance issues.
Digital monitoring is all the rage – but what is it exactly?
It’s cost effective, more efficient and requires less human intervention – so it’s not surprising that digital monitoring technology is increasingly replacing older systems as industrial and commercial sites as well as petrochemical plants safeguard their assets.
Put fire-safety checks back on the menu at your restaurant
COVID-19 has caused lockdowns and put severe financial pressure on many restaurants, but as venues start to operate normally again it is crucial to ensure that fire-prevention measures are not being neglected.
Play it safe with lightning-eliminator technology for storage tanks
The latest lightning-eliminator and grounding technology helps industrial sites stop fires, improve safety and minimise production downtime.
The age of new wireless monitoring
An essential consideration when deciding on the pros and cons of wired versus wireless network solutions is understanding your site's specific needs and how continuous monitoring will help you reach your goals.
Fire-risk assessments – what are they, and how can they save you money?
An evaluation of the fire threats and risks at industrial and commercial sites is an essential action for facility managers as they seek to safeguard their people, properties and finances.
How this simple, effective wireless monitoring system will save you time and money
It's always important to consider the benefits and possible drawbacks when considering new technology for your business.
Modern foams to the fore as petrochemical sites counter fire risks
Choosing the right foam-dosing model to combat petrochemical fires can provide safety benefits for industrial-site workers while also protecting the environment from toxin compounds.
The evolution of valve monitoring
Unplanned shutdowns in worksites are often attributed to worn out equipment that is poorly maintained.